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CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT.

A. l.. Fuqus, chief engineer; Oliver
Mountcastle, first assistant engineer (;
+. 4. Snead, second assistant engineer /;
w. G. Fuller, third assistant engineer /;
4. ii. Fisher, clerk to Fire Depart
ment and assistant to chief engineer.
Steamer No. /, j. ii. Redwood fore
man, 3 station-men and minute. men.
Steamer No. 2, Issdore Hirshberg
foreman, 3 station-men and Q minute
men.
Steamer No. 3, J. u. Sheppard, fore
man, station-men and minute men.
Steamer No. 4, o. y. Wise, foreman,
3 station-men and Q minute-men.
Steamer No. 5, l.. @. jenkins, fore.
man, 3 station-men and 0 minute. men.
Steamer No. 6, j. 5. Trower, 3 sta
tion. men and minute-mep.
Hose Company No. l, j. Z. Wal.
thall foreman, and Q minute-men.
Hose Company No. 2, j. @. Gibson,
foreman, and miuute.men.
Hook. and.Ladder Truck Company
No. l, L. w. Dorset foreman, 2 sta
tion. men and ii minute-men.
Hook. snd-Lsdder Truck Company
No. 2, Reuben Barton foreman, 2 sta.
tion.men and II minute-men.
One hundred and twelve station
alarms and Is "still" alarms of fire
were answered during the year.
Loss during the year 6l,207, in
cluded in which amount is $4,000;
loss sustained ia Manchester by the
burning Of the cotton factory, which
Ere the Richmond Fire Department at
tended.
Appropriation for the year 1886, in
GLIDING $500, with which frst-class
Hayes truck and life-saving appliances
were purchased, s6I, 1925.
The heaviest loss during the year
WAS occasionsd by the burning of God
din & Taylor's wholesale fancy grocery
establishment on Fourteenth street.
Loss, 100000.
Dusing the year the department has
ordered 3 third size La France piston
pump engine to cost a, 445. This
ipsehipe was to have been delivered
December 10th. but tho manufacturer
q Elmirs, N. T., could not complete !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

Below will be found complete list
Of all the Catholic societies connected
with The Catholic churches Of this city,
together with list of their various
officers:
Ihc MeGiII Catholic Union.
This Union was organized February
l9, 1886. Its object Is to provide for
Catholics, and especially for the Catho-
lie gentlemen of the city, attractive
meetirg.rcoms and other suitable
means aud facilities for social inter-
course and innocent recreation to fos-
ter ard encourage intellectual improve
ment; to promote Intelligent CO.
operation in all matters pertaining to
faith, zeal, and charity.
The present officers are Ri. Rev.
John j. Keane, president er-o6icio
Colonel John Murphy, president; II.
G. Forstmann, first vice-president An
drew Cavapaugh, recording secretary /;
Charles 7. Sheryin, assistant recording
secretary; William Daffron, treasurer;
William NJ. Baggett, financial secre-
tary and librarian G. W. Forstmann,
assistant librarian (; Very Rev. A. Van
dc Vyver, spiritual director. The
present membership is 900 members.
They have a well-selected library Of
400 volumes. The rooms OF the Union
have recently been remodelled and fur
nished handsomely.
The Union meets every Thursday
evening in the Unions rooms, in Ca
lhedral Hall. The first Thursday of
each month is devoted exclusively to
literary exercises, and on the third
Thursday of each month all business
pertaining to the Union is acted upon.
The Union at present is in most
fourishing condition, and bids fair to
be the leading Catholic organization of
the city.
Catholic Knights or America.
RICHMOND BRANCH, No. 1870.
ganized June 20, 1880. Meets second
and fourth Sunday at Cathedral Hall.
State Officers: Delegate, Juan A. Piz-
zini alternate, James Hannah; Rev.
Il. II. TieIney, spiritual director ID.
J. O'Neil, president ; Edward w. Drew,
yice-president; John j. Sinnott, re-
cordng secretary; John w. Johnston,
financial secretary; Thomas Byrns,
treasurer John ii. Silva, sergeant-at- |
arms; John j. Byrne, sentinel. Trus-
tees One year, John Murphy; two
years, James T. Ferriter; three years,
ID. j. O'Neil.
RICHMOND BRANCH, No. l62, st. |
Pstriok's Parish. - Officers Rev. John |
Doherty, spiritual director Charles
Kelly, president; John Smith, vice.
president; NJ. III. Mccarthy, recording
secretary A. L. Mssurier, financial
secretary; II. j. Sherwin, treasurer;
John Bagley, sergeantas-arms p. T..
Tresnon, sentinel N. Csrmody, P.
Keenan,, Patrick Burke, trustees. |
Branch meets the second and fourth
Sunday OF every month in the base !
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TRADES UNIONS.

geographical Union.
The following are the officers Of the
Richmond Typographical Union, No.
90: W. T. Booth, president j. II.
O'Banpon, yice-president; VS.. Wood
son, recording secretary !; George f..
Bowden, financial and corresponding
secretary; A. L. Terser, treasurer ::
@. A. J. Hill, sergeant-at- arms !;
Charles Ellis, Walter Booth, and |. n.
Williams, board Of trustees.
Granite. Cniier.' Union.
Robert Sims, president; b. h. Eayes,
secretary; George Ford, treasurer.
Cigsr-makers' Union. No. 1873.
II. c. Ripple, president; Harman
New, treasurer A. Dawson, secre-
tsry.
Travellers Protective Association.
The Travellers Protective Associs.
tion Of the United States, organized
June -, 1882. Incorporated under the
laws Of The State of Illinois September
3, 1856. President, 0. Z. Pindell,
Xenls, Ohio; Secretary snd Treasurer,
J. r. Stone, Chicago, Ill. Next annual
convention will be held at s.. Louis,
Mo-, June a to 26, 1881. Member
ship, -, 100.
VIRGINIA DIVISION.
Organized April Q, 1856. Presi
dent, w. d. simmons Secretary and
Treasurer, II. L. IIirshberg, Rich
mond. Next annual convention will
be held in this city May ., 1897. Mem
bership, 304.
Post "A," of Lyrcbburg. Organ
lied November 5, 1886. President,
W. W. Dornin secretary and Trea-
surer, W. 2. Miller. Annual meeting
April l, 1887. Membership, SO.
Post " b." Of Norfolk, will effect
permanent organization September 30,
1856. President pro tenn, SlateDi-
rector John G.. White. Annual meeting
April s, 1887. Membership, 30.
Csrpenters' aad JoiueFs' U0iOn, 1872.
meets every first and third Monday,
and also the fifth Monday, when one
occurs, of each month in Concorda
Hall, 402 east Broad street, at
O'Clock p. NJ. for summer, and =
o'clock for winter evenings.
IIRehinisfs' Association
meets the first and third Wednesday Of
every month at O'Clock p. NJ. at Ell
let's Hall, corner Fifth and Marshall
streets.
COOpers' Protective Un1On
Of Richmond AID Manchester meets
every Monday night at Willisms's Hall,
Grace street near Seventeenth. II.
Braudus, recording secretary, III
Richard street, Richmond, Va.
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OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
Jewish Orders.

Rimmon Lodge, No. 6S, meets third
Sunday at Knights-ofHonor Hall. NJ.
j. Rosendorf, president; Charles Hatz-
Ter, secretary julius Stratus, financial
secretary; Henry s. Hutzler, trea-
surer; William Lovenstein, l.. Hsxter,
A. Levy, NJ. O. Block and j. L. Levy,
trustees. Membership, 100.
Benjamin, No. 60, meets second and
fourth Sundays ct Central Hall. II.
Fisher, president I; O. Goldsnbsrg, rice
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the engine by that time. II will be
delivered here in a few days.

the engine by that time. IL Will DC
delivered here in few days.
Two new engine.houses have been
erected, one for Hook. aud. Ladder Truck
Company, No, 2, located on Grace
street between Eighteenth and Nine
teenth, and the other at the corner
Of seventh and Denny streets, Rock
etts, for Hose Company No. 2.
The department has also constructed
two coslipg stations, one at No. IL
south Tenth street, and the other on
Grace street between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth. A first class supply
wagon has also been built and equipped
and is now in active service.
Fire.Aiarm and Police Telegraph.
There have been five new signal sta
tons, four small gongs, added during
the year. The system comprises 52
street stations, IL large electro me-
chanical gorgs, electro.mechanlcal
tappers, 2G email gongs, 8 dial instru.
mente, with 400 cells Of gravity and
l(O OF Lech.nche batteries for furnish
ing electro~moiive poser for the gen.
oral work of the system. The. central
Office is located on Broad between
Ninth and Tenth streets, with the fol-
lowing apparatus Reporters, switch
boares, galvanometers, testing instru'
mepts, time regulator, ard stop-clock.
This branch of tho city service is in
excellent condition, owing to the con-
slant care and attention given 1t both
day and night. The record of alarms
shows that during the year ll2 alarms
were received and transmitted to the
Fire Department-10 alarms we're be-
tween r.idnight and 6 O'Clock 4. NJ.
90 alarms between 6 A. NJ. aud mid
day, % alarms between midday and
p. NJ, and SO alarms between o'clock
p. NJ. and midnight. The greatest
number Of alarms from any two boxes
were received from the First and Sc
cond police station, Box 10, 10 alarms ;
Box 3, 10 alarms. Two thirds Of the
alarms sent during the year we're
pulled in by police officers. Three
alarms were sent in by ladies holding
keys near alarm boxes.
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POSTAL POINTS.
wHAf OUR CITY PosT.oYPIcg HAS
BgEH DOING n 1898.
Organization Of the Office cerrs,pss.
denes Of the People-yihan.
eial Facts.

The present organization Of the
Richmond Post-0nice Is a. bllows.
william III. Cullingworth, postmaster
L, Courtney Jenkins, assistant post.
master; James NJ. wayt, general bau.
ness clerk; George u. Styll, superin.
tendent money.order division; Z. Pen.
Jones, clerk Leroy 5. Edwards, sl.
perintendent registered.le,,er division.
Clerks George s. Palmer, Jr., W. G..
Moore, Mrs. c. @. Mers, Miss Mar,h,
T. Mayo, Thomas Cox, stamp clerk
w. W. Rowe, superintendent city d.
livery. E. S. Anderson, night cler.
ID. b, Jones, A. g. Calder, box clerk
F, r, Stevens, general delivery CLERK
E. T. McCsbe, superintendent, Of
mails clerks, Josiah Cruiop, Jesse 7.
Hancock, Richard c. Boiling, 4. L.
Lucas, w. G. Brown, Dorsey Cosby.
T.. r. Carter stamping clerks, T.. II.
weisiger, NJ. +. Anderson; mail dis.
patcher, j. b. HOrner jAnitor, Hea.
~ Austin.
FINANCIAL.
The receipts OF postal funds from a.,
sources for 1856 we're
The sales and transfers to stamp d..
vision Of postage.stamps, stamped en-.
yelopes, &c, and receipts from other
sources in 1856 were as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

BY an enumeration Of inhlb,Aa.
made in 1882, by order OF the Counal
the population of Richmond was s,A'e'
to be l.03l, Of which SOB were wh.,
In 1900 it was 5,737 in $50, 9,,'i
The population Of Richmond gas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01
vehicles and Animai. I.lcensea.

The following licenses we're issued in
1885 On vehicles used in transporting
merchandise, passengers, &C., and on
animals, producing the following reve-
nue.
l,ies one horse vehicles se7two-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

The following is an approximation OF
The quantity of work done by this de-
psrtment during the past year: 10000
square yards new brick paving on side
walks, 1904 square yards old brick
paving on sidewalks, 1878 square
yards new granite cutters, 8, 10S square
yards cobble.stone cutters, % 987
square yards new granite paving in
streets, $40 square yards paving re-
laid in repairs to streets, S,0G3 square
yards new granite paving in alleys,
&c. COS lineal feet new granite curbiDg,
SG4 square feet new granite tagging,
l7765 linoal feet terra-cOtta pipe
sewers, 81, BIZ lireal feet brick sewers.
$685. cubic yards grading, 38,l93
square yards graveiling.
PUBLIC GROUNDS.
Cbimborszo, Marshall Square Libby
Hill, CANDLES Hill, and Monroe
Square, have beer supplied with cleo
tric lights, some few minor improve
mepts made, and have been kept in
good order.
Grove road has been graded and
travelled from Park street 70 the Sol
diers' Home gate, which makes good
drive as far as the Reservoir Boulevard.
The Boulevard between Grove road
and Cary street extended, or the old
Plank road" is being videned and
brought 10 an easy grade.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Second beat Market. "A new meat.
market, 54xl40, ore story high, was
erected on the site Of the old meat mar
ket built Of common bricks. red NOR
tar, and trimmed with terra Gotta
This building was arranged after the
sty le Of the Washington city markets.
1t is q close building with open stalls
Each stall is provided with an ice-box
properly drained into the culvert.
There are three school-houses in
course Of construction. One at Nine
teenth and Marshall streets, one at
Lombsrdy and Main streets, and one on
Moore street, near Harrison street.
These buildings arc now about two
thirds completed, and will be ready
for the September session.
No Improvement has been made to
the other city buildings except in the
way Of repairs.
The organization of this department
is as follows w. L. Cutshaw, city
engineer S. Edward Bates, assistant
engineer; Jackson Bolton, assistant
engineer; Frank T. Bates, assistant
engineer; E. I. D. Myers, Jr., assis-
tsnt engineer; S. B. Jacobs. clerk /; j.
j. Chadick, d. F. Crsddock, aud j. II.
Gardner, managers of hands and carts
A. P. McGhee, manager of sewer force,
and temporarily j. II. Richardson,
James Trimmer, and @. M. Heggarty
in charge Of sewer forces NJ. NJ. Ellis,
Daniel Higgins, James Hannah, aud
w. z. Purcell, park.keepers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

The State tax on real estate and per-
scnal property is 40 cents on the 600 /;
tax on income, ] per cent. capitation-
tax, 81 per bead.
The loss on State taxes Of 1886 as
compared with 1885 is 1924. 62, which
Is entirely on licenses and bank stocks.
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sfuart Horse Guards.

Troop a." First battalion cavalry
+. II. Desne, captain; first lieutenant,
vacant; Charles Euker, second lieuten-
ant; Charles l.. Steel, orderly SER
eeant; William Reuger, second ser
eeant T. b. Williams, third sergeant ;
Tbeo. Jeinson, fourth sergeant ; b.
NJ. Bstkins, color-sergeant; W. d.
Sutherland, quartermaster sergeant ;
}. L. Gilman, first corporal; }. G.
SPOTS, second corporal; Samuel W.
Tompkins, third corporal Carl Euker,
fourth corporal.
Captain o. S. Allen vas promoted to
ms or in the spring y hen tho battalion
was formed. The troop has now forty
three active members.
EirstBsit lion CoIOred Volunteers.
Field and staff officers Major Jo-
seyh B. Johnson Adjutant, Augustus
G. Brown Surgeon, d.. John G. Fer
guson Assistant Surgeon, DR.. Samuel
H.. Desmond Quartermaster, Il. W.
Brown; Commissary Of Subsistence,
John Graves, ST.. Chaplain, Rev. II.
II. Mitchell Non-commissioned staff :
Se1geant-MSjor, Charles W. Young ;
Commisssry.Sergesnt, William II. l..
Smith; Hospital Stewart, Henry S.
CLARK acknowledgement, vii.
liam W. jackson.
Company A Captain, Emmet scott A;
First Lieutenant, Harry A. Cobb; Sc
cond Lieutenant, John IL. Grimes.
Number Of men, -.
Company B: Captain, Charles B..
Nicholas A.; First Lieutenant, Re5er! B..
Taylor; Second Lieutenant, William
W. Fields. Number of men, Il.
Ccmpsny c.: Captain, William Bal
ley First Lieutenant, John w. Hill !;
Sccord lieutenant, William 7. Ed
wards. Number of men, Al.
Company d: Captain, Winston II
Bsnrisier; First Lieutenant, William
Il. Scott; Second Lieutenant, James o.
Robinson. Number Of men, IL.
The state Guard.
An independent and detached milf
tary organization, consisting of the
fClloT ing officers : Robert Austin
Paul, captain II. Clay Gillian, first
Lieutenant; 0. b. Stevens, second lieu
tenant; Z. W. Johnson, acting first
sergeant. This company has 81 men,
rank and Gle. is armed with the Spring
field breech-loading muskets, and
wears a uniform Of lis own selection.
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a.,c. sir,.t between Seventeenth ana

Grace street between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth.
Mutual assembly, No. 36l9, meets
on tho first md third Wednesday OF
every month ct Samaritan Hall, on
Hull street between Seventh and
Eighth, Manchester.
Grant Assembly, No. 1920, meets
every Thursday night ct Foushes-
Street Hall at 8 o'clock.
westham Assembly, No. 1926, meets
every Friday night ct 1880 o'clock at
Foushee- Street Hall.
Protection Assembly, No. 3SOS,
meets every Tuesday evening ct .
o'clock at Gallilean fishermen's Hall,
Broad street between Madison and JEFF
ferson.
Sumner Assembly, No. 1912, meets
the first and third Monday night in
each month at corner Of Sixth and Da-
val streets At 3 o'clock. Of0
Uenrico Assembly, No. 1913, meets
the first and third Thursday in each
mon n at the colored schoolhouse, near
Cary street, at 1880 o'clock. - ---,:ss
Moore's Assembly, No. 1854, meets
every Thursday night in each month
at the Gsllilean Fishermen's Hall, on
Broad street, at 8 o'clock.
The District Assembly is composed
of five delegates from each local assem-
bly,, and comprises all the local assem-
blies in the cities OF Richmond and Man
chester and the adjoining country In
radius of twenty-five miles.
There is an Executive Board, consist
ing Of five members, who serve for one
year, and who are to be elected at the
first meeting in January.
The head Of the order in this distrie
is the master workman.
The number of white assemblies II
the district is 23--male, 90; female
3. Colored, 30--male, "a; female, 6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

January /, 1857 ESTIMATED I..........
All these figures from le5J l9s
are from the United States cea,l
except those given for 1874 All l''
They are from censuses made D., s..
city police force. The ceasds OF l'.
was made in the month OF Apfil.
the police found and listed si,hl
city proper;
v ultcs 't..sss.s.s.st.
COlofed..
AbNets.ss-'
The police also took the census
Henrico county for distance Of g.
or three hundred yards from the corr
ton line, and found 4,6s3 persons.
Manchester separated from Richmoa
by the James river has 4 population
about 1900.
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RcmMoSp. January l. 1859.

RICHMOND, January l, 1885.
THIS is TO CERTIFY THAT l
Il have appointed GEORGE A. HUMID
LILY my Agent to carry on n RETAIL
GROCERY AND LIQUOR BUSINESS ~
No. 52s east Broad street. In ths city OF
Richmond, va.-aii purchases by said agent
To be for cash only.
IN 1.c2w A. GOrrsCHALK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01
Hich;noaG BowifzeIs.

Edwin j. Bosher, captain ; b. Lor-
rsine, first Lieutenant; ". A. Barrett,
junior first lieutenant; John A. Hutch
inscn, second lieutenant. Non-com-
missioned officers and men, SO. Meets
every Tuesday night. Full-dress 10
specton on the first Tuesday in each
month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

Cay GAS-WORKS.
The following is a statement OF the
operations of these works for the month
ending December 81, 1856:
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The following is a list Of the ]
carriers and their route numbers


No. /, Ike Wertheim ; No. ,, H,ar
Austin No. 3, A. |. Schleicber 80
/, A. S. Hooper; No. 5, }. d. Bar1ea
No. 6, W. +. Joyner; No. 7, ". e.
Csyedo 4; No. s, +. p. Cola; Nd. o.
@. ". Woodward; 40. 10, Thomas j
Wood No. II, NJ. T. Craven; SO. T.
j. 2. Burroughs No. b. y. T Chil
dress; No. II, George Is. Hall 10
Is, John II. Maggie No. 10, r. l.. Cor
It's; No. II, +. A. Kumlehn No D..
Thomas Byrno; No. -, Myer An;e
No. 20, Clay Thomas; No. 81. ~ d
Cottrell No. %, NJ ". Carter; 10
%, John A. Moore; No. p, l.. G
Hart No. %, L. j. James ~. .
r. ID. Rowlett. Substitute carue.
James I. Lewis.
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Richmond L,eht-Infantry EIues.

Organized May 10, 1893. Sol.
Cutchins, captain George 7. Welsh,
first Lieutenant; A. E. Heinrich, sec
ond lieutenant; George Bryan, junior
second lieutenant; Allen G. Collins.
secretary. Membership, Sc.
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CITIZEN SOLDIERY.
ROLL OF FIELD, STAFF AND COMPANY
OFFICERS.
The First acknowledgement Com.
panits-The Colored
Battalion.
First Regiment.

First Regiment.
Field and staff: NJ. L. Spotsvood,
colorel; Tszewsll Elicit, lieutenant
colonel; (Vacant), major; Lieutenant
J. II. Derbyshire, acting sdjut'- at ,
Captain A. l.. Bargamin, quar- .ermss.
ter: Major George B. 10, estop, sur
geon Captain Charles y. Chalkley, as
sis.aut surgeon; Captain Cyrus Bos-
sieux, cOmmissa- s /, DIR. Moses d. Hoge,
chaplain C-ptain Parker J.. Conrad,
ordnance officer; -, sergeant
major W. L. PesIce, hospital stew
aId; Z. 3. Thaw, ordnance sergeant.
Company A: E. l.. Spence, captain !;
-, first lieutenant; -,
second lieutenant.
Company B: Henry @. Jones, cap
tain j. II. Derbyshire 6rst lieutenant (;
j. r. Tenant, second lieutenant.
Company c.: -----, captain !;
-, first lieutenant; --,
second lieutenant.
Company d: ----, captain !;
---, first lieutenant; -,
second lieutenant.
Company f.: A. L. Phillips, cap
tain; b. A. Jacob, first lieutenant /;
-, second lieutenant.
Company +: II. NJ. BOykin, cap
tain r. Peyton, first lieutenant; T..
n. Carter. second lieutenant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

Population of Richmond aud Henri,'
The population Of Ilenrico county. B.
cluding Richmond city, vas as f5li)r
al each United States census taken
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LETTER.CARRTER DIVISION

The number Of mail, drop. AID r ,.4
tered letters, postaLcards, and neF.A.
pers delivered and collected By el--
riers in 1856 is as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

REGIsTERED-L LETTER DIVISION.
The number Of registered letters aal
parcels received for delivery in this ciy
in 1856 was 4;
Delivered by carriers................... ?. sfs
Delivered at post Office ................ A. 81l
The number OF registered letters o.!
parcels registered in Richmond 6r
transmission in the mails was A. m.
lows:
Domestic Letters. ................ ....... SD
Foreign letters ............................. sos
Pnrce's (miscella nCousl .......... ........ .s
OnlclRl Letters registered ............... "a
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CATHOLIC SOCIETIES.

Below will be found a complete list
Of all the Catholic societies connected
with The Catholic churches Of this city,
together with a list of their various
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

Company +: II. NJ. Boykin, cap
tain Il. Peyton, first lieutenant; T..
n. Carter second lieutenant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

Star Of Hope, No. 533, meets every
Friday night ct 0dd-FslloWs' Hall, on
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Webrasfa.

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$l44, 900, 900 errei9te, bat oieie!6e in
bielem Sabre Die Sumu,e Don $lGO, OOO,:
900 er9eben.
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Sternen ongenommen. Sour tte Staaten,
no 4rObibition ein9efG6rt 1T, unb 0afota
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- Sn ToG8e zines an Montas Waprssn
Dor. @ode iiber bic @egeno beS oberen
&iGaree iopie 6es &epIbIican : 6IuTeg
bereinssbro6enen fir6terLi9en @olten:
bruaeS, aberIief bic n0rOIi5e Turts bes
&epubIican: 6Iuiiss Oerart, baB apsi neue
Stifen in 9aisIer unb Seutel:
m q II wes9eri6en purben. Serner wirt
bert5tet, baB bel benz Gnluhe cine aug
feds Berionen beitebeube unb eben ON
&itaree : SIuiie campirenbe ginuanberer:
famtlie %ertrunten iet.
- 8ei BET in Creighton ilattge:
babten Ibitimmuns iiber Nieberuerleaune
bss 9ountp.S Cites pon &nor County fieler
auf @reisbton 807, ouf Serbi9re 81 uni
auf RtobrGra $50 Stiwmen. Ser Streit
muB nun uon ben Staoteu Creighton INF
0ttobrura in elmer abermulisen glbitimmunC
aus9efo9ten perben.